New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-25

State bonds neglected and the sales included only
S5,O0O-AlaDamas class A. at los. There were no
The market for railway bonds dull, but strong
tone prevailed second IS sold at 1O4 l044 and
collateral Is sold at 105 Chicago, 81. Louis and
Pittsburg SIS unusually active at lol West Shore
As were steady l036 Central and Hudson debenurc
SIS sold at 100. ST. Paul rsts, Pacific and Western 81,
were firm at 1882 Chicago Burlington and Quincy IS
were higher 1878 st. Louis aud san Francisco 5s
were strong at iol a10o& Missouri Kansas and Texas
6; , sssr at saS the IS
were firm ,S at l Ga Tonne nos v sSi6I ana
Gsorga S. were easier at 90 Sew.York, Chicago and
ST. Louis nrss assented declined to lO0la aud re-
covered lO1 indianapolis, Decatur and Springfield
Bay, winona and ST Paul incomes declined to 40 and
grants were of 4 at S. Denver and Rio Grsndo a
sold up to but closed at isaganst 81 last evening
TS snS Paesc Incomes = ow.r at
Northern Pacific Terminal IS were 7s higher at 1O6ia
lO5Ia Oregon Improvement lrsts closed p higher at
l0Iie Fort Worth and Denver rsts were easier at 07
Cotton seed oil certificates sold q 300 at 81 S5ila@
eau National Construction C2o0l at SO o. Kelly Motor
| (2ol at IL, Mexican National $50 at lal0J. Bos
Des Moines and Fort Dodge 400 at 10, Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan uoo) at 80, American
Florida Railroad and Navigation Co Company pre- pre-
ha Is oefnse oo f io5ss fe ami GG
and Ohio $4,000 at 70 Mexican National
Belt nrss 49, 00O at 1924 Ptsburg and western rsts
| $4,000 at o. Rome and Decatur irsts $4,000 at
|
at 9s7ss99, PheniI Mining t2,4oo) at 81 s7iaas2,
Security Milling and Mining 400 at SO 25aS8 rs
So 37ia San Sebastian tloo) at 49, and sutro Tunnel
| 400 at 30 cents.
fair rate money call is 4iaa5 per cent and at
these rates the principal part OF the daily business is
done to-day the highest rate s. the lowest ratio was
| 3 y, aud the closing was offered at 4.
| The ub-Treasury debtor at the Clearing House
si69, 941. and 1t redeemed 5000 trade dollars
The Sub-Treasury gained on balance $205, AIS, made
| up by gains OF 1891 currency and SI99G5f
coin. The days operations covered: Receipts
ST. LOG sos; payments, 1901, 1895 currency balance
| SI5457,744; coin balance Sl57,2l4,317
The Clearing House statement to-day was follows:
Exchanges, 1926, 390,557; balances. $6,900,3lZ
The United states Treasury at Washington received
So 900 National Dank notes for redemption.
hecustoms receipts were 1920 6j4, and the internal
revenue receipts $22S.l20
The foreign exchanges wero quiet and steady
at quotations for business follows; Bankers
bills 50 S5A and 81 81 for long and short sterling
respectively; 5l9as and 5177s for franco 95os and
954 for rsichmarks 40is and 40i4 for guilders
In London British consos strong at the highest
figure they ever sod-l03 7l6 for both money and
count Bar silver declined Lied 10 43 2d. per ounce
English standard. Tho Bank Of England lost 100000
bullion ON balance. American railways dull and
lower In response the home markets. At Paris French
per cents declined TO s057ia and recovered 80 20.
sight exchange London being hrmer at 25229 francs
TO the 3.